The view of communities of practice has shifted from fundamentally organic entities to ones that can be deliberately designed and developed and they have frequently been presented as a panacea for knowledge sharing and creation, a basis for innovation in organizations.
We propose that the strategy of TB antigens superproduction in a plant might be used as a basis for the creation of prophylactic and therapeutic vaccine against TB.
On the other hand, in contrast to ChemSpider, Chemlist is downloadable in its whole and can be used as a basis for the creation of a manually curated chemical dictionary for text mining.
The results would serve as a basis for the creation of a perception and preference models that would give an accurate forecast of how ASEAN Banks, upon full implementation of the ASEAN Banking integration would fare against the Local banks of the country and how the later can prepare for this new competitive environment.
Through these projects, we have assessed entire systems, identifying the species of urban trees and shrubs with the greatest sink potential under different climate scenarios, proposing garden management schemes, and providing a basis for the creation, design, management and improvement of natural carbon sinks in the cities.
These groups with different characteristics (defined by rules of classification that can be interpreted) can serve, for example, as a basis for the creation of new scores.
In the US, the Safe Harbor standard in the HIPAA Privacy Rule is sometimes used as a basis for the creation of PUMFs since such data is no longer considered protected health information.
The result shows that each microstructure produces unique shape that can be used as a basis for computational model creation.
This study claims that the knowledge framework developed in EPA can provide a basis for full accounting knowledge creation, storage and sharing.
In a next step, we will administer the items to a large international patient sample to obtain data for psychometric analysis and development of a measurement model, which is the basis for creation of computer-adaptive assessments or static short-forms.
